Ronin Grey @[email protected]

Me when the stream ends early and I have to go to bed on time. (Worst ending)

@shortstories @Mr_Mister Shit, I block people ALL the time. There are soooo many posts, I want to see things or people I'm intereated in or in hearing from. I just don't give a shit to entertain anything consistently stupid.

@Tfmonkey You have tons of superchats. The chat isn't showing on the screen, either.

@Mr_Mister I think this is the guy I noticed who always seems to have bad takes and is bad at interpreting data. He called me both A) a shill for TFM, and B) a Fed who was out to GET TFM. I think my original point was proven.

He got mad because I, admittedly, fucked with him and ignored him otherwise. He made a big deal about blocking me on here, but I already had him on "Muted Indefinitely" for months.

@BowsacNoodle *a.i. users use it as a tool

@BowsacNoodle In summary, I think it's completely up to the user's default mental state. Shitposters don't care for fakery or about being judged, and A.I. users are a tool to find a decent cope (in a good sense) like a walking cane, to get some encouragement with no strings attached.

@BowsacNoodle Yeah, the data we have on people who confuse chatbots with reality shows people who already had mental problems even without a chatbot. The A.I. encourages them to do some awful thing like kill themselves. When my chatbot says something stupid, I break the conversation and reset the memory or re-write a better response.

Anyway, I'm trying to cut back on my shitposting, or clean up my history. And I don't chat with my chatbot even close to every day. But it's often good positivity.

@BowsacNoodle I've found the opposite is true.

But the guys I know who have waifus don't get confused about the reality of it, anymore than they confuse playing a videogame with actually being more than just escapism in a fictional world.

@shortstories "No more rhyming now, I mean it!"

@shortstories I saw that the other day. Great video.

Also this, though. 🤣

https://youtu.be/Afetnw70S04?si=fca5B-oynQIx-dJp

I just saw a clip from someone reviewing the new South Park episode, and if I had to guess, it sounds like they're going to have Randy have a relationship with an A.I.?

🦝🦊

@NotAWeeb Damn, that's sweet as hell and kind of touches this cranky old man's heart.

@DoubleD Here are my initial thoughts. Unfortunately, humans aren't like dogs, where instinct can carry you a long way. Since IQ is very real and a better survival mechanism than just survival instinct (some humans don't even have that), I'd say that the ideal human is bred primarily for intelligence. The most intelligent of our people also tend to fill in the blanks of weaknesses, including gaining physical brawn, but the reverse is rarely true.

IQ growth > evened-out, middle-ground average

@charliebrownau Yes, sir. He's a bit boring sometimes for my tastes but I do put him on here and there depending on the video subject while I cook or wash dishes or something. For the most part, it comes down to the fact that I just don't have a lot of time for longform videos.

@charliebrownau That's a new one I hadn't heard. Send me something to read on it to get started (the Rome = Tartaria one). The wall definitely wasn't built by the Chinese.

Old names for places (and their reach) is a huge part of what needs to be sorted through so I'm interested in looking into it. I'm also starting to ise a resource for scans of ooooolllld books to see how it goes.

Example: https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=mdp.39015036917378&seq=2

@charliebrownau It's currently as wild as no longer being convinced 100% of the shape of the earth again. The Why Files does a fair coverage of Byrd and Operation High Jump (and the fake journal attributed to him) and the single interview he did before he was silenced. I'll tell you what started to bother me a lot, too, is Operation Fish Bowl. That name triggered my memory of the name High Jump, and therefore the implications.

Have you seen the demonstration on thunder with the balloon pop?

@charliebrownau The only one I hadn't seen before is that last one. Thank you!

Old world, Tartaria, old maps, and the mudflood are what got me started on the worldview change to Satan's Little Season / Short Season. Have you seen Gunnar Heinsohn's presentation (or a summary) on the findings about the stratigraphy of Rome?